New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-18
BROOKLYN CHEERS TIE CANDIDATES.


RESOLUTIONS AND SPEECHES THAT SHOW THE
SPIRIT OF THE Young REPUBLICAN, CLUB
Tho Drooslvn Young Republican Club at large aud
enthusiastic meeting Of its members last evening IN INC
Everett Assembly Rooms In Brooklyn heartily ra'ihed
the State and municipal nominations made by the 10
publican party. All OF the Leading members Vi INC o'"O
were present and much enthusiasm prevailed iho nen
ton OF the names o. Mayer Low. Colonel Grant ana
colonel Baird evoked genuine and hearty applause Inc
speakers among whom were President william H. VIII
iams Assembymau A. g Bacon AMI General stewart L.
Woodtord made vigorous addresses. which were much
appreciated In opening the meeting fresldehs WIZ
Jams said;
GFxENRx You have met again to dete%ne your 'oufs'
Hon To Inc Eepnniican nominations for STATE aud municipal
tho transacted by the eiecnve ana n re
cnmittees will only carry your w desire to o. your
to the need q & s Of 9 e club
ago these words unregisteiod oiuLen j. a.
f1%s So which II viii 'AA' ''1' '''''''
We have situation state in which harmony Tuie' IN
convention ha. adopted p.,fo' ana 4y The epG
parry has adopted Plato. u & ,,,y trne 20 II.
best traditions We the eve o! an n.
oSne5 tho Se d the MUNICIPAL 10 National az
We the department. Of the sy nS. o ~ o
1ai "n9ence. iAppase A. to the candidates n.msa Gy
ms Gne can b. BARI Ions con,nuoI applause ami
three Republican and not ss' so 10 '"y man
wa the G&s Es Whgn in aesofd wn The e. and
gre,siyo Unions Of tho party We may dsp.nI ON
irarion removed as possible rom hsf.o" 1
A acd re Is the
Iescntatve citizens snperyisot nnnn in III.
other i~'OFAOb IA '''
club ..... ...o,,.rvs
Secretary James Case read the following reso
lntons from the Executive and Advisory committees oil
the club: ~ c.
In the p torn adopted by the recent Republican cry
Convention the Brooklyn young Mems Republican 'iuO
recognizes OF the principles Tor "hch IL haa
te,dfs NV contended since Organi1aon and hdey to
which by Republican Administrations ie7uou "a al
nlcency in the public service which Justly enhanced the
fame OF our city, aud compelled the respect Oi o e'-i'
I'M. club also recognizes in the Republican candidate
for MAYOR genteGcn OF aggressive
' ,o. .,a gn,r.,te. maj fh.y viii discharge
duties OF the which they seV"ially named
faithfully fearlcy, aud in accordance with the letter
and the spirit platform which tboy are nominated
The Democratic party, In It's administration OF the affairs
OF the city has nothing 10 Justify confidence IN lis
promises 20 the future but On the contrary IL has
basely prostucd the municipal service u personal and
partisan ends and merits The condemnation Of citizens
Without regard 70 party aSp 6e o,nc,pty afforded us
he That convention ustfyng anec0nhte respect
for the memory General Grant BY giving 10 his worthy
son Republican candidate Tor bccretary Oi state. 4
loyal and enthusiastic support
| I'm view Of these considerations II N
Resolved Fir,tTha heartily commend the nornna
ton Of Colonel Andrew ID. Baird for Mayor, W Mrssfs
james MeKeca. John W. Harmon, g. A. y. w. Erhardt
! C. n Honelsnd, AibrO J. Newton Albert J.. Woodruff
James Martin, Aldernen-at Large OF CLARK D. Rhine
hart for Thonas Fiche for Supervisorat La
and Of Colonel Frederick ID. Grant for Secretary of State
| Je,.e C. Iamoreaux fr State Controller Oliver II. A.
Cornell for siAte Engineer, James DenHisOn At
orney James H. Carmichael for State Treasurer
h,copd-lhat We pledge these candidates Jealous
unpoi and We appeal % our fellow Republicans, and to
GOOD citizons OF all PARTIES all honorable and leg
mate means 70 elect them on November g.
WORK AHEAD FOR THE MEMBERS.
In brief speech Mr. Case urged the adoption of the
resolutions and Henry Sanger Snow seconded the
lutfons and urged the club TO supplement them with
hard work for the ticket. Colonel A. E. Bacon said:
the Young Republican Club SO goes the city, as the
city M State ana 40 me s'd h 80 ae NaOn AgPase
governnenc rclitic, needs maoinory the machine
M SSI to see that Dos. rule i. .Icceoed by tho
%sn c S s ysafs Of Pd GGS ans
honest Cvil Service. Tina, government was pointed TO
to Inc the ladder and offices nled by the mnons
tempt department OF tho olty government has been
s9eS to 20 h sG eaeI IL orr pn6c schoo
The putting it,st record in favor Of
than to have 70 60 war dane. with the devil and
all a rnss Ts 10 on one d % sDo. a the
At the head OF ,he De@oo1ae stas uc c nanS
OF father who wothy ,seeysa tho nrTl military
Ticket IL. character easily BE- ioreseen Let some Mast
GTa .s.I sw o es; ,a S1 or rd
aid to perspire ce.wa"r attached TO gentleman with
nsrm,tt cd IN tho street no tho collar
.n Tn' m MsnHG a. d SI aaa
and blaine Applause and cheers There Is
| a list OF names Warriors and statesmen Match
Them n Won can colonel Bard supported them an lie
self PATROL man OF "lon veal can DE piou
.Ioer mani he 10
rsgin,ssl words for my admiration o. sueh a
man The Republicans OF Brooklyn have honored themselves
In honoring Colonel Baird
h. Boorun spoke OF the need OF securing good gov
eminent for BROOKLYN MT Sucli urged every member
the club TO do all Ia hs power this year III view OF inc
National election next year .
The resolutions were adopted with hearty unanmity
and applause President Williams said tue
| cluD proposed " send 10 each voter Ia the oily
"A full set OF Republican ballots before election
dav it would cost So 500 do ana lie hoped every
member would aid in securing the funds
The club vsted " send i've delegates 10 the proposed